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SpEc1A1r1Es In INDIA Silks.
SEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY Il BROrHER

Successor to PERRY Il BRorHER,
NEW FIGURED INDIA SILK, AT 75c
GALL COLORS" IN PLAIN INDIA SILKS, AT Ssc
"EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS" IN INDIA SILKS OF MY
OWN i. DEPORTATION, AT $LOO. S1.25. s1.5O
"sPECiAL BARGAIN" IN WHITE INDIA SILK
AT 11c. PER YARD.
"N9XELI !, ST. IN STRIPED AND PLAIN PARIS
NEW BLACK AND COLORED sURAH SILKS, FROM
7!c. TO $l75 PER YARD
NEW PLAIN ECRU INDIA PONGEES, AT 4Oc., SOC
LoT IS i IS AND SUMMER SILKS. FROM SOC
"THE BEST MAKES" OF BLACK AND COIORED
FAIILE FRANCHISE, SATIN DUCHESSE, SAT.
IN RHADAMEs AND GROS GRAIN SILKS, FROM
NEW TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AND HER.
NoxELTiEs IN BEADED GRENADINES, AND
DENTELLE LANES.
NEW CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS
IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW FRENCH DRESS FAB
RIGS FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION SUITS
RANGING FROM soc. To 30. so PER YARD.
CHOICE PATTERNS" IN IMPORTED "ALI
WOOL" CHALL.IS, REDUCED TO soc
CONFINED STYLES" IN NEW FRENCH SAT.
TEENS AND ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYRS
"NOVELTIES" IN IMPORTED JERSEYS AND
ALL THE LATEST STYLES" IN pARAsoIs, UNI
BRELLAS AND CARRIAGE SHADES.
ia PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania ave-. cor 9th st.
Established 1910 ap16
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications fOT. The ~ hDHrS cOaaIS7cf,g ~ ~ ~,
Tor District OF Columbia, Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia, rain, winds shifting To southerly
and then 10 westerly, slight rise in temperature
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

VSOR SLE.A FINE, LARGE HOUSE; NORTH
II west south OF st and near Massacha setts ave.
good BricA Stable: lot2t9xl9 to 30 # alley 81 600
cash lsS nent naiance o suit. leaving city de
sires TO sell Price $4,000. Apply to
sp15-eit sos -.
NOR SALE-FIVE NEW FIyF-Rooy ppr.,K
Dweilnss attractive IA every way located on .:sd
ST. near st NV; near terminus q 81 heriics IN
rent tor 5000 per year. Price $500 wa
JOHN F. MAGGAMAN
apioot So1 Z ST
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SPARKS Or INTEREST
FROM
THE GOLDEN EAGLE
FOR EVERYBODY.
Universal praise is our reward for the elegant
Clothing for Men and Boys we have prepared
this season, and at prices that astonish all con-
sumers Of Clothing.
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
OF course, as we sell nothing else
THIS WEEK
We will offer
$50 MEMS PANTS,
Which are all wool, at the small sum of
TWO DOLLARS
We expect to close out the whole lot in two
days, Judging from the way goods have gone for
the past week.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO,
DISPENSERS OF
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING EXCLUSIVELY,
apl3 NO. 400 9TH ST. NV, COR D.
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ONE or TIE most attractive places In Wash
tngtOn i the art gallery of MeSsrs. Wood For
~ n. recently opened at l2tS St NV. Their
SjOck has been most carefully selected and en-
braces many novelties IN the line OF artists proof
rtcAirCs and the most recent style OF frames
mOuldiBgS, etc
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TAUNTON SIIvER-PLATE Cos SALE-MpSsrs
Walter u. Williams Co., auctiOneerS. will con-
Iinue sale this week at IL o'clock a. m 3 and 40
O'clock by order OF the Taunton Silver-plate Co.
ut their SaleSTODIn corner 10th street and Ppnna
avenue NV See advertisement in Auction column
for particulars.
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Amusen,ents TO-night.

AmusenlentS Tonight
NiTIONAI--"Jim, the Penman.-
ALRATGHs-''Saints and Sinners
CONGREGATIONAL CHUKCH.-BoStOn symphony
Orchestra Concert.
HARRIs'.-"The ROmany Rye"
MANASSAS PANORAnA.-Day and evening.
kERSAN'S.-''The Night owls
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PIECES OF BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS
JUST RECEIvED. PLAlDS CHECKS. FANCY
AND SNOWFLAKE DRESS GOODS IN GREAT
6SoSS A ERR B R TIT ZEE ERE N ssss
9 "A kRks ! En- E Err ssss
eooSS ~ 4 Z Z + T ZEE kk ssss ~
I'll MARKET SPACE NEAR 9TH ST
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, PURE SILK
AND WOOL, WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, SOC.
PIN CHECK FANCY DRESS GOODS PURE SILK
AND WOOL. WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, SOC.
CAME1!S HAIR SERGE PURE WOOL. WIDE DOU-
BILE WIDTH, SOC
CAMEI'S HAIR TRIcoT CLOTH, PURE WOOL,
WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH. soc
TKICOT CLOTH, ALL PURE WOOL, WIDE DOUBLE
WIDTH. Cash value o0c.) REDUCED TO :7hc.
ROYAL SERGE, BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS
SPRING SHADES. WIDE DOUBLE FOLD, II
FRREENcHs sATiNEs, FINEST QUALITY, NEW
AMERICAN. sATINEs, FRENCH STYLES, 12hc
BLACK SURAH SILKS, 6Oc.
BLACK SIR RHAbAMEs' a aya ''c'
HEAVY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS, Csc
BLACK STRIPED SILK VELVET ST.
BLACK CASHMERES, FINE QUALITY. WIDE
DOUBLE WIDTH 37Hc.
o EXTRA i Al LARGE SIZE HANDSOME BRIDAL
BUYS $40 (or over) IN DRY GOODS, FOR CASH. ais
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CITY ITEMS.
big Chance.

| Big Chance.
Tremendous rush Saturday. Almost impossible
81 Pants for ST. g 81. so s. Pants for IS; 81.
g, and IS Pants for $500; $50 $1s, SIG, and $14
name prices, have no time TO write long ads, but
come and see the great banner sale OF clothing
opened late Saturday, p. NJ, at 731 9TH street
| northwest. Mems, Boys and Children's Clothing.
Knee Pants, worth 40 and SOC, 25c Remember
81 9TH street northwest, between G and H. Look
Tor the yellow bills on the windows 731 It'll street
northwest, between and Ii. For greatest bar
gains OF your life see our large adj in star, Repub-
hcan, and Critic.
ClOaks and Fine Wraps At Sacrificing
Prices, at 1oUNG's great fire sale, 736 9TH st.
Hold Fast Tobacco Is made OF the highest
grade OF Burey leaf. 1t is sweetened and favored
with the purest Ingredients. 10
Bailey's 81 saw; perfection guaranteed.
Another Lot Of those 81 lbs Plush-lined
Carriages with hood or satin parasol top, Just
any $1,000 carriage in the city.
al slaughtering prices, at YouNGs great IRE sale,
Ivory Starch does away with guessworR
Always ready and reliable No cooking No stick
! ing. Try 1t. ASK your grocer for it. m9
Fifty More Reed caIriages, with plush
STEMS. Price elsewhere, $500 1
hOI0 kaSt Tobacco Is the finest chew
made. 1t Is absolutely free OF all adulterants
For sale by all firSt-claSS retailers. 10
5BOOming.-For slightly damaged Dry and
Fancy Goods, go to YouNG's fire sale, 736 7th ST.
Examine AUGENSTEIN's Stock and Prices OF
Refrigerators and Trunks before purchasing else
where
Bailey's 81 saw; warranted.
Go! Go! Go to YOung's Fire Sale, 736
9TH st.
ssThe Queen of Beers.''-No family should
be without MOerein's celebrated Beer 75c. per
doZ. (6m] +. II. FINLEY, Agt., I2O6 st.
Prices Louder than Words: Examine
AUGENsTEIN's Prices Of HOuSe-furnishings before
purchasing elsewhere. III
Rest in the World. Indestructible SO Trunk
s. Everlasting Bag. BeckerS 1:345 Pa. ave. 60
Dog Collars. Harness and Muzzles, 4S7 Pa I'm
The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices,
at AUGENSTEINS.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in Il Id. ''Ward" prints, 45c. per H.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk
| sc. per quart. Cream 15c.
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In the Massachusetts, house the liquor commit
tee reported h1ghlicenSe BILL fixing the price OF
a hrst-class license at 81 200, second and third
class $3.50, fourthclass at 500, and fifth class at
$50.
Monsignor Quinn, the vicar general Of the New
York diocese. died in Paris last Friday
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The Coal SCALES used in the senate wing uf the
apiIOl We're made by the Howe Scale Company.
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BLANKETS CLEANED well; very low prices by the
lot A. Fischer, 800 G. street.
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JUST RECEIVED at Francs the popular halter
corner eth and ID streets, light cOlOred Derbys
Also the celebrated black feather-weight at prices
TO suit he most economical
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BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Congregational
church. April Is and ~. Reserved seats at Ellis,
IN and
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Fight Over a Game Of Pool.

",
saturday night, shortly before IL O'clock an
ARRAY occurred at the corner OF 18th and streets
northwest, during which John II. Laws colored.
was cut several times about the body and In the
aodomen and seriously wounded He was attended
" pi. WINTERS, VINO was unable to tell the extent
Oh the cut In the abdomen Early Yesterday morn
ing ne was supposed TO be dying but In the after
moon ne rallied, and IL Is now thought that he NAV
recover III appears that the injured man had a
dispute over game OF pool with some OF her col
oreu man ana they quarreied When they left the
pOoi-room the quarrel was renewed and he re-
eelved tne cuts about the body, as stated. Ellis
Ir1ce, young colored man, who IL Is ALLEGED did
TIE cutting, was arrested later In the night hV
Officer Luskey, and he was held ON a cha roe M
saut and battery with intent TO KILL IL s stated
tnat lhree otner coiored men-Walter Davis Jas
Moten, anu hlcharu Nanderpool-also received
sIgnt cuts. THIS morning The prisoner denied
having any knowledge OF the cutting He said he
knew there had been fight over a game of DOOI
and that's all he knew about II. The case was he.
fore the Police Court to-day, and on Account OF the
Instant.
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ALWAYS ASK your hardware dealer for Yale
Locks, with corrugated keys.
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sxKJ. c. Mel Dodsons advertisement store for
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SUDDENLY LOST HIS VOICE IN CoURr-mdge
Dykeman, OF Logansport, while conducifn0 q case
IN court at Delphi. Ind, on Thursday LOST his yose
and was unable TO speak above a whisper. The
affiicton, and it Is feared he win not reua in RS
speech Judge Dykeman IS one OF the EAR no
lawyers and politicians In Northern Indiana and Is
Just now In the prime OF lie.
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SILVER PLATED-wAKE SALE.-FOr one week only
We viii sell Rogers * MeTidan'S best quadrupe
plate at factory prices. Roger teaspoons, 81
fralf dOZ: knives. sl.S7 half dOI: butterLliSheS,
$40; castOrs 4bOttle, 81; 5-bOttle, $3.50; cake
baskets, S4; cups, 81; 5-piece tea service, very
handsome, SIS: pitchers 81: pickle-caStOrS 81;
Tor net cash only. r. HARRIS Co., AZ 9TH street.
GREAT BARGsISs-GOod. real felt Derby5, $1.50:
fine, s.; at A. r. Lewis. 4:l5 9TH st.
FCR Washington dressed beef go to John r
Kelly, stall 6yS. 90 and tr,0 Center market.
EUAAN artificial eyes Hemplers, 453 Pa. ave.
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tsThe Queen Of BeerS.',-No family shoul
be without MOerlein'S celebrated Beer, 75c. DE
doz. (6m] +. II. FINLEY, Agt, 12O6 st.
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Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in q Id. 'Ward" prints, 45c. per Id.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: Sweet MIX
sc. per quart. Cream 15c.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

IcOR SALE-A NEW SEvEN-RoOM BAY WINDOW
IL Brick dry ellar: large yard; twelve foot
alley in rear il not sold by May Isl Will be for rent
terms easy. Apply to owner ON promises. 12oo s
St NV. ap1S-2ts
EOR sALE-l324 10TH sT.N.w.; s22 OOo-I WILL.
II sell above price and terms TO suit this ele-
CANT and carefully constructed resden rscenty built
for my Fancy (John Fraser architect: David
son Co.. builders half square north of Scott Circle
on broad 9Th opposite Mr. Rcbesons and Mr. Pen
dleton's; brick stable in rear. Address Rev DOUG-
LAS f. FORREST, DID, Calvary Rectory. Clifton by
Cincinnati, Ohio. mhlJ-S5ts
LrOR SALE AN ELEGANT NEW DwEII-
Il ing No. S02 L ST. ". Lot. 33 feet front, l2
rooms and cellar furnace, FIRE CRATES and all modern
improvements: handsomely pspered and mahogany
mantels. with mirror In every room; wide parking
Price only $3.50.
The house Is open for inspection.
For particulars apply to the owner, r. COL D.
SCHA1D 1910 st. w, from to pm. apl6-2m
LOR SALE-BARGAIN-SIX-RO ROOM HOUSE; ALL
Il mod imps, with adjoining building lot on 9th st.
nesr NJ NV. GEO. {. PAYNE CO,
ap16-3t' 6l3 18th ST. NV
TOR sALE-2141 X ST. \. W.; TwO-sToRY AND
basement: press brick front: eight rooms excel
lent order; modern improvements. lot IL. by 100
feet deep: price, $1,000. Apply TO owner. on prem
ises apl6-lot.
EOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR COUNTRY
IL property lot, Groom house. variety OF good fruit
place. Inquire 307 North Carolina ave. sespl6St'
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Dog Collars. Harness and Muzzles, 4S7 Pa av.fm
The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices.
at AUGENSTEIN'S.
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9oO y. J. ave, s.e.hh-

92o y. J. ave, se. b.h.
EOS l St, b. n. M.
L. 25rs. ..........2 $4,000
IT'S II ST. NV. bib.
lors. ...-........12.S0
Al ID st.n.w..b.n. IL
nSs.;...... IL. 500
loS l2ta ST. NV,
p, IA, lors. .......1l.5oo
800 Nj ST. n.w- b. h.,
,o rs r. ,o, i.;...:..u .ooo
b b.; mi, l0rs. ...li.0o0
$40 NJ ST. NV, b.h-.
MI, ers. -......lo, 500
-u'iS h 81 NV b.h-.
MI, l,Is..........S,000
223 Ind. ave. NV.
b. n, nj, 9rs. 500
406-40S llth st. s.w.,
b. h.. m l., ar. 5000
400 Grant ave. NV. Il. 200
=. .-,.......,. - 1000
Sc. cor. sc. av. u Ia
SITS ., FIJI. = rs. -. $50
Sl3 I'd ST. Sc. FIJI, 4
-. 80 -..-..- -..... .StV
4oS l. 81. s.e- b.h-, )
rs......................5 500
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Prices Louder than Words: Examine
AUGENsTEINs Prices Of HOuSe-furnishings before
purchasing elsewhere. LII
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Rest i'm the World. Indestructible SO Trunk
S Everlasting Bag Becker's, 1916 Pa. ave. 60
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FESE1oN SAYS:
"a mans style is nearly as much part Of
HIM as his physiognomy."
THIS is AS TRUE IN DRESS AS IN WRIT
ING OR IN CHARACTER. AND WHAT A DIFF
FERENCE THERE IS IN DRESS: ONE MANS
SUIT FITS HIM, i.e.. ONE CAN FIND NO
SPECIAL FAULT WITH THE FIT, BUT 1T
HAS NO STYLE" OR TONE TO IT, AND ONE
PASSES IT BY AS SORT OF NEGATIVE
THING. ANOTHER MANS SUIT ATTRACTS
YOUR ATTENTION AT ONCE; NOT BE-
CAUSE 1T IS PRONOUNCED" OR LOUD,
BUT BECAUSE 1T Is QUIET AND GENTEEL.
AND HAS A STYLE ABOUT 1T THAT LEADS
YOU TO SAY: THAT Is A wELL-DREssED
MAN"
THIS "STYLE." "CHARACTER," OR TONE,
CAN ONLY BE SEEN IN GOODS THAT ARE
GOTTEN UP WITH SPECIAL CARE BY
F1RsT-CLAss CUTTERS AND woRKMEN.
ASUIT, NO MATTER HOW ADMIRABLY
CUT AND MADE, GAN EASILY BE SPOILED
IN PRESSING. HENCE. GOOD WORK MUST
BE EMPLOYED ALL THE WAY THROUGH.
WE CLAIM FOR OUR READY-MADE
CLOTHING THAT THE CHARACTER" OF
TITS THE SAME AS FINE CUSTOM WORK,
AND $15 WILL BUY FROM US AS STYLISH
A SUIT AS A $50 CUSTOM MADE ONE. WE
GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO BUSI-
NESS SUITS AND TO FINE HALF-DRESS
SUITS. IN WORSTEDS WE THINK WE CAN
SHOW THE HANDSOMEST FOUR-BUTTON
CUTAwAY AND PRINCE ALBERT COATS
TOBE FOUND IN WASHINGTON. HAND
SOME NOT ONLY IN MATERIAL, BUT IN
STYLE"
IN SPRING OvERCOATs WE SHOW VERY
STYLISH AND GOOD ONES AT $40, But
FROM els TO &25 WE HAVE SOMETHING
TO "BRAG ON" WON'T YOU LOOK AT
THEMf
Z. b BARN UM o.,
apis e31 PENNSYLVANIA Avxnun
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Bailey's 81 saw; warranted.
Go! Go! Go to YOung's Fire Sale, 73e
9TH St
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A sTHMA. NEuRALGiA, PARALYSIS. HYsrERIA
Akervous Prostitution, Rheumatism and All dsSs-sS
soccessfully treated without medicine, by W r. PAR
KER, Magnetic Healer. APO 10th ST. a " One b.,.S
ap2-3ws
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e. e. g.; E.. 4 # !; MN y :: :;
OF MANY HUEs ARE NUMEROUS AND EASILY
Our largelyincreased trade in the face Of additional
competition, is the best evidence that we have the
RIGHT GOODS OF THE RIGHT QUANTITY AND
QUALITY
AT RIGHT PRICES
few specialties which have no competition:
Hahn's Ladies' SO Hand-turned Button
Hahn's Ladies' 80. 80 Fine Kid Button.
Hahn's Peerless So Ladies' Button.
. Hahn's 1.25 and $1.5O Kid and Foxed Button.
Hahn's 1925 and L5O Misses Fine Button.
Hahifs Misses 81 Worked Hole Solid Button.
Hahn's Child's 75c. Solar Tipped Button.
Hahns 81 Youths Calf Button
Hahns Triumph 81 Gents Custom Shoes
Hahns Gents SO Hand Welts
Hahn's Famous So and $3.50 Calf Shoes.
Hahns Gents .25 and 81. so Reliable Shoes.
LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
For Men, Women, and Children.
THE MOST COMPLETE VARIETY EVER SHOWN.
VIM. HAHN 4 co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES
apis S16 9TH ST. and 1922 PENN AVE
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DAxP SCENES OF PREPARATION THIS MORNING-AT
THE CHIEF NARsHAL's HEADQUARTERs-NO DAY
FIxED YET FOR THE POSTPONED PROCESSION.
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NOR SAIE-A FINE BLOCK OF LOTS-F.lONT.
IL age no feet on 9Th, St road. between Hhitney
ave and Scott ST. very remuneratye Investment v
squick purchaser-Price low, terms easy. CHAS. =.
MCEUEN, l42O 4 st. apIti-3t
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ClOaks and Fine Wraps at Sacrificina
Prices, at YOUNG's great fire sale, 736 7th st.

Hold Fast Tobacco Is made OF the highest
grade OF Burley leaf. 1t is Sweetened and favored
with the pureSt Ingredients 10
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

ErxAs artificial eyes. Hempler's, 453 Pa. av
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Ink WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
IS offered free TO every subscriber 10 the WEEKLY
STAx- IL Is a handsomely printed book OF 191
fAgeS profusely illustrated, with more than 100
co1ofed maps and diagrams, and contains a wealth
a. general Information.
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- N,
Il ll15 + st.
NORTHWEST NORTHWEST
ST., IL r brick s27, SOC II St. RS brick - "a 90
ST. 10 rs brick. $4,000 II ST. 10 rs brick . 500
\ St, IL rs Dick 1000 ST., Z rs, frame - 4 600
La Cir IA T. brick. IA 800 Columba brick 3 300
. ST.. IL rs, brick. .12300 NORTHEAST.
NAV 10 rs, brick 5000 A St. = rs, brick 600
Mass ay, 10 +, brchS,J00 4 st. I'd, q 3 300
q St.. rs, brlck.....6I00 St. brick. 1900
Mass ay 12rs frsmetiO00 I'd ST., 8 rs cellar 5000
5 ST. Z brick 5000 ST, q rs. brick. L SUO
Call at office for bulletin. mh26- I'm
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CHOICE IMPORTED ROSES AND OTHER DECORATIVE
PLANTS AT AUGTI0S--The sale OF this f1ne cOllec-
ton OF goods Will be resumed tomorrow at i
O'Clock at Dowling's auction rooms, 18th and
Penn avenue There was large attendance at
toiay's sale, notwithstanding the rain, ana the
different plants brought fair prices. A choice
collection Will be sold tomorrow. Seats will be
provided for those attending the sale.
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NOR SALE
ooa Va. ave. s. w.
b.h-. 1r............S $500
81 TO 6S q st. n. e..
81, 333, 333S ID st.
Sc, f.h.. 6rs. 1000
s. Z. cor. I'd aud l SITS.
ne, b.h-. Prs. ......3, OOl
SD l1th ST. Sc, (. h.,
ST. ...................2.60(
81 9TH St ne, f.h.,
.rs...--.......-..-. Jpt
4o4-4o6 5. Cap. St 5.
W. I. h.. 6rs. ZOO
34oo, 344 Nj ST. s.w..
I. b., Ar. 1000
liz X st. N. e., f-h..
or ......--.. l.S0t
81 Myrtle st. ne. b.
h.. 1r...............1,10t
14l4 Samson ST.. FIJI,
Ors. -.-----....--.:;.l,1O w
236 ID st. ne, FIJI,
orS ......... /, 5Ot
SO Sth st. II. e., I. b..
.r l,5Ut
1929 1 It. ne, b.h.. ,
rs...................l,50 SOC
11S 26th st. NV, b.
H.. .1D(
1430 Samson St, I.
h.. Or .-....."....1,5o(
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Examine AUGENSTEIN's Stock and Prices OF
Refrigerators and Trunks before purchasing else
where.
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% House on st. NV, 10 rooms, all m l. lot 3Sx95.
Price S1O.50O.
House on Caroline st. NV. rooms and bath cellar
under whole house: lot 20x70: $4,000.
House on st. NV, q rooms all III. l. lot As feet
front. Price $4,000.
House on o St, between 4th and 5th q rooms and
bath, all l.: lot 214x155 to 3O-foot alley. Price
So 900.
Several new Houses on 22d and sts NV, 9 rooms
and bath. Price $4,000.
New House, T st. near 18th NV. 8 rooms and BATH
all IN. l. Price $1,000.
=, House on 18th. near ST. NV, rooms, all m. l..
Terms easy. Price 5000.
House on ST., fronting Capitol grounds, Is rooms
all m. l.; $4,000.
each.
Two double Houses. well located; $40 900 each
Houses IN all sections, ranging price from 81, 600
TO $4,000. AUSTIN p. BROWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-18

NOR SALE-AT BARGAIN.-SEALED PROPO-
Il sails will be received by the undersigned subject to
1887 for that superb property. 1901 st corner
18th. Franklin square This property has always been
rental Its sppointments are especially adapted to en-
saloon opening back nearly seventy feet and large
stable and house. It is one of the finest prop
critics in Washington. Information permission
to inspect will be given by undersigned. Also. two
of land Rock Greek Park for sale at low fig
Not. ap12-lms
TNOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE TWO STORY
T and basement corner House Capitol Hill, front
ing avenue: large parking, shade trees, shrub
berry, &c. Cheap If sold at once Inquire Of
II. II. PARKER
1f1S a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-18

I"U USES bhFUEsE JCDtIE sNELL TU-DAY.
Robert j. JeffrieS, a young man from the coun-
try, who lights lamps in the parks in East Wash
tngtOn, was before the Police Court to-day charged
with treSPaSsiHg on Lincoln Park He was
caught by the Waterman gathering a bunch Of
hyaeinths- The court made some allowance for
the young mans supposed ignorance of the law
ana TOOK his personal recOgniZance. William
Emerson, boy about seventeen years Old, was
charged wit Ia treSpaSSiDg on stanton Park He
was caught pulling up flowers by the roots. He
was fined e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-18

AROUND THR WORLD ON A BICYCLE.-Nr. ThoS
stevens who made the famous tour around the
world on a bicycle, Will give some interesting par
IicularS regarding his trp in lecture at COngrega-
GOnai church, Wednesday evening, April 20
Tickets are now on sale at BrentanoS.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-01

DO too much for them. and ev,n the
driver Il the coinmonest W gon team
Is ready 10 ti-ut for his horses ir any
one speaks i'll of them. You would
he much amused 10 hear 4 lot oI
these drivers hoastlng of the accom-,
pIishments "t their steeds. They
are worse than the performers,
These Young lalies who rlie in
the procession do they get pretty
good pay1'
Yes better than ballet girls. The
fact is, there are very few girls WHO
can ride we'll enough TO suit Us. A
good horsew0man is not sufficient,
she must have unlimited courage
and a good deal OF muscle, for the
dangers Of street parading are great
Runaways often occur; and horses
are likely TO become excitable and
stampedy. Women equal to thes4
emergencIes are not easily found. -
Chicago Heruid.